We're not being catty reporting that Bernadette Peters' illustrious career has gone to the dogs. Peters -- ''the great Broadway musical star,'' according to no less an authority than Hello, Dolly! composer Jerry Herman -- devotes herself these days to her pets, Kramer and Stella, and all the abandoned animals of New York.
WINTER PARTY FESTIVAL
Scott Hall didn't think much about gay rights, even after a stranger cracked him across the head with a baseball bat 25 years ago outside a gay bar in Melbourne.
WINTER PARTY
Winter Party is a day at the beach, but National Gay and Lesbian Task Force organizers want everyone to know that the big, weeklong festival has a serious side, too.
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COMMISSION
Domestic partnerships could be officially recognized by Miami-Dade government this year, guaranteeing hospital visitation rights and allowing county workers to buy health insurance for their partners.
MIAMI
Miami voters are being asked Jan. 29 to approve a 'Citizens' Bill of Rights'' that would, among other things, promote religious freedom, clean air and scenic beauty.
THEATER
Performance artist Scott Turner Schofield came out twice, first at 16 as a lesbian when he was named Katie. ''I thought I was a girl and I liked girls, so I must be a lesbian,'' Schofield recalled.
Audio | Bernadette Peters: 'Kramer's Song' from the book 'Broadway Barks'